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Want to design your covers? Want to learn the art of graphics? Want to start from the basics of cover making? Honey is here for that. "Discover" is a graphics tutorial book, which will consist of a lot more than you are thinking. Check it out!

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Tutorial 3 : Use of Mock-ups

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by sugararmy07

Hey, huns!
Yes, we are going to learn how to use these mock-ups as shown above.

Question at the end! Please check!

Lesssssgooooo!

App used : Canva

Step 1 : Open a page for the use of mock-ups. Here, I'm using the page named "Facebook posts", it's measurements might be 512 × 400 probably. Swipe the given options until you find the "Mock-ups" option. Click on it.

Step 2 : Explore the various mock-ups that you'll find after clicking on the "Mock-ups" option. For the book mock-up, I'm clicking on the 'print' one. Click on the "see all" to see all the mock-ups related to the title.

Step 3 : Tap on the mock-up you want to use. It'll appear on the frame. Adjust it on the frame by adjusting its size and position.

Step 4 : Next, insert the picture by tapping on the "gallery" option that you want to use on the mock-up. Drag the picture over the mock-up and drop it once it becomes translucent, as shown in the picture below.

Step 5 : The picture will fit in the mock-up. For the book mock-up, if you make the cover in standard e-book cover size (i.e. 512 × 800 pixels), otherwise it won't fit perfectly.

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And... here we are done with it.

There are various types of mock-ups; explore them and use them.

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Question :-

Do you guys now want to have a revision test or one more cover tutorial before the test?

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Byeeeee!!